In Jain mythology, the figure representing the liberated soul is called a Jina, often recognized as a spiritual victor who has attained moksha or liberation from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Jain teachings emphasize self-realization and ethical living, where Jinas serve as exemplars guiding followers toward the path of liberation. Their narratives often demonstrate the ideals of non-violence and the importance of renunciation in attaining spiritual freedom.